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EMP v2 - ESSENCE OF PEREGIAN 215 DAVID LOW WAY, PEREGIAN BEACH

Attached to the e-mail Operation Works Application - OPW19/0266 - 215 David Low Way, Peregian Beach (EMAIL 3/3) - Fauna Management, Landscaping, Bushfire Management, Environmental Management, Waste & Preliminary Construction Management Plan.

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Essence of Peregian Beach - Environmental Management Plan (Construction and Operation) v2



                                                                                                                                                                                      Responsible            Comments on
 Aspect/Issue                                                             Management Measure                                                                  Project Phase            Discipline           Implementation
      the terms of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003
      even if DATSIP has no records relating to it.
 ▪    Vegetation to be cleared may provide breeding places,               ▪    Immediately prior to clearing, vegetation is to be inspected to ensure              Construction   Construction Contractor
      habitat or shelter for fauna species. Fauna species may                  that fauna is not present to reduce risk of injury during clearing
      be present and may be injured or killed during vegetation                operations. If fauna is present vegetation clearing should cease and
      clearing. s88 of the Nature Conservation Act 1992 (re                    fauna should be allowed to move out of the vegetation clearing area of
      ‘take’ of native fauna) or s332 of the Nature Conservation               its own accord with further advice should be sought from a licensed
      (Wildlife Management) Regulation 2006, (‘tampering with                  fauna spotter catcher. The need for a spotter catcher may also arise
      an animal breeding place’) is therefore potentially                      where fauna refuse to move on of their own accord after a reasonable
      applicable to the proposed works. It is a legal                          period.
      responsibility under the NC Act to demonstrate that
      reasonable measures have been undertaken to identify
      the presence of any listed fauna on the site prior to
      vegetation clearing.
 ▪    Vegetation not required to be cleared may be within the             ▪    Not applicable, all vegetation to be cleared.
      proposed limits of construction.
 •    The release of sediments or other contaminants to waters            •    Erosion and sediment control measures are to be implemented prior to                Construction   Construction Contractor
      (surface and groundwater) or stormwater systems is an                    commencement of works and maintained and monitored throughout the
      offence under Section 440ZG of the Environmental                         construction period.
      Protection Act 1994 (EP Act).                                       •    Waste oil and grease from machinery will be collected (if required) and
                                                                               sent to an approved disposal facility to mitigate impacts to soil, surface
                                                                               water and groundwater.
                                                                          •    Any herbicides shall be used in accordance with manufacturers and
                                                                               DES’s guidelines. Only herbicides designed for use near waterways
                                                                               shall be used on site.
                                                                          •    Ensure works are undertaken in accordance with approved plans and
                                                                               conditions of approval.
 ▪    Construction works will generate noise and dust which               ▪    Unless otherwise approved in any development approvals and/or                       Construction   Construction Contractor
      may affect the site users and neighbouring residents.                    statutory permits, works must comply with the default noise standard
                                                                               detailed in the EP Act including:
                                                                          ▪    Construction work should be restricted to Monday to Saturday
                                                                               (excluding public holidays) between 6.30 am and 6.30 pm;
                                                                          ▪    Operation of regulated devices such as chainsaws, mulchers and
                                                                               electrical, mechanical or pneumatic power tools should be restricted to
                                                                               Monday to Saturday (excluding public holidays) between 7 am and 7
                                                                               pm;
                                                                          ▪    Work should not be undertaken on public holidays; and
                                                                          ▪    Measures to be put in place to manage dust that may potentially be
                                                                               generated from tree removal and construction activities.
                                                                          ▪    Monitor wind speed and direction and avoid or minimise dust
                                                                               generating activities (i.e. stripping, excavation, etc) during dry and
                                                                               windy conditions, particularly during a southerly or south-easterly
                                                                               (most common wind direction at Peregian Beach) due to the
                                                                               Kindergarten north of the Project area.
                                                                          ▪    Use water trucks to water roads and unsealed areas to limit dust
                                                                               emissions
 ▪    Waste generation such as oily rags, oil filters, used oil,          ▪    Collected in suitable containers for disposal offsite at a licenced landfill        Construction   Construction Contractor
      food scraps, toilet waste (port-a-loos)                             ▪    Waste which can be recycled should be undertaken in accordance with
                                                                               the Qld Waste Reduction and Recycling Act 2011 and the Waste
                                                                               Reduction and Recycling (Waste Levy) Amendment Act 2019.



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